Heading into this week's television, WWE has confirmed 11 entrants for the men's Royal Rumble match and announced 10 entrants for the women's Royal Rumble.

Intercontinental Champion Dean Ambrose, Samoa Joe, and Bobby Lashley were added to the list of entrants for the men's Royal Rumble on Sunday night. They were announced via videos that WWE uploaded from Sunday's house shows.

Seth Rollins, Finn Balor, Jeff Hardy, Mandy Rose, and Sonya Deville were also confirmed as Royal Rumble entrants this weekend.

Royal Rumble 2019 is taking place at Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona on January 27. Here's the updated list of entrants for both Rumble matches:
Men's Royal Rumble --

it's the rumble, no one ever earns a spot, they just randomly say i'm gonna be there and that's that.

They should have to earn spots, or else why doesn't everyone just immediately declare themselves as being in the Royal Rumble? Also, it would make the TV a lot better to have the matches on the show actually mean something instead of everyone saying "I have entered myself into the Royal Rumble," then arguing over who will win the Royal Rumble, then having a pointless wrestling match due to their argument, rinse and repeat in every f*cking segment for four straight weeks of Raw and SD.

And you'd think that with the McMahons now constantly telling people that they have to earn things, they'd make it a point to actually make people earn said things now, no?

it's the rumble, no one ever earns a spot, they just randomly say i'm gonna be there and that's that.

They should have to earn spots, or else why doesn't everyone just immediately declare themselves as being in the Royal Rumble? Also, it would make the TV a lot better to have the matches on the show actually mean something instead of everyone saying "I have entered myself into the Royal Rumble," then arguing over who will win the Royal Rumble, then having a pointless wrestling match due to their argument, rinse and repeat in every f*cking segment for four straight weeks of Raw and SD.

And you'd think that with the McMahons now constantly telling people that they have to earn things, they'd make it a point to actually make people earn said things now, no?

should they? yes, but it hasn't been a thing for as far as i can remember, it's usually a few spots for jobbers or top guys trying to get 'better' spots.